Erasure — Instrument 01

Corso · delete your account · issued 29 August 2026

What goes

• Your account and username
• Every car you registered
• Every run, and every time computed from it
• The raw sensor logs — the second-by-second trace of each drive, deleted as files and not merely unlinked from a row
• Your messages in every group
• Your group memberships, and any report or block involving you

Your times disappear from every leaderboard at the same moment. Nothing is kept anonymised: a half-deletion that leaves a time ranking with nobody attached to it is not a deletion.

If you own a group with other people in it, the group survives you and passes to whoever joined first. Their conversation is theirs and does not go with your account. A group nobody else is in is deleted.

Your username returns to the pool afterwards, so somebody else can take it.

Do it

Sign in with the same details you would use on a new phone: your username and the recovery code you were shown when you signed up.

If you lost the code

It is stored only as a hash, so nobody can read it back to you — including us. That is deliberate, and it is the same reason nobody else can read it either.

Write to info@hoscorp.nl from wherever you like, with the username you want removed. We will ask you for something only that account's owner would know before deleting it, because otherwise this page would be a way to delete other people.

Deleting from the app instead

Settings → delete account, which does exactly what this page does. This page exists so you do not have to reinstall Corso to leave it.